Dan Kaplan wrote:
Dear Lyx Users,
I tried the solution that Helge suggested, but its not working quite
right.
I need to put a long equation at the bottom of a two column formatted
paper.
LaTeX normally does not allow two-column-wide floats at the bottom, so
I am
using the stfloats package
Dan Kaplan wrote:
Dear Lyx Users,
I tried the solution that Helge suggested, but its not working quite
right.
I need to put a long equation at the bottom of a two column formatted
paper.
LaTeX normally does not allow two-column-wide floats at the bottom, so
I am
using the stfloats package
Dan Kaplan wrote:
Dear Lyx Users,
I tried the solution that Helge suggested, but its not working quite
right.
I need to put a long equation at the bottom of a two column formatted
paper.
LaTeX normally does not allow two-column-wide floats at the bottom, so
I am
using the stfloats package
Dan Kaplan wrote:
However, the float ALWAYS appears at the bottom of the NEXT page, even if
there are no other floats on the page where I call that float. Any idea
what's going wrong and how I can get the equation float to go at the bottom
of the page I want it to be on? Thanks!
Seems to be
Dan Kaplan wrote:
However, the float ALWAYS appears at the bottom of the NEXT page, even if
there are no other floats on the page where I call that float. Any idea
what's going wrong and how I can get the equation float to go at the bottom
of the page I want it to be on? Thanks!
Seems to be
Dan Kaplan wrote:
However, the float ALWAYS appears at the bottom of the NEXT page, even if
there are no other floats on the page where I call that float. Any idea
what's going wrong and how I can get the equation float to go at the bottom
of the page I want it to be on? Thanks!
Seems to be
Dear Lyx Users,
I tried the solution that Helge suggested, but its not working quite right.
I need to put a long equation at the bottom of a two column formatted paper.
LaTeX normally does not allow two-column-wide floats at the bottom, so I am
using the stfloats package to allow that. Then I
Dear Lyx Users,
I tried the solution that Helge suggested, but its not working quite right.
I need to put a long equation at the bottom of a two column formatted paper.
LaTeX normally does not allow two-column-wide floats at the bottom, so I am
using the stfloats package to allow that. Then I
Dear Lyx Users,
I tried the solution that Helge suggested, but its not working quite right.
I need to put a long equation at the bottom of a two column formatted paper.
LaTeX normally does not allow two-column-wide floats at the bottom, so I am
using the stfloats package to allow that. Then I
Dan Kaplan wrote:
Dear Lyx Users,
I am writing an article and I want to follow IEEE format guidelines.
So I'm
making my article two columns. However, I have an equation which is
too long
for a single column. Rather than break the equation in two, the IEEE
has the
equation move to the bottom
Dan Kaplan wrote:
Dear Lyx Users,
I am writing an article and I want to follow IEEE format guidelines.
So I'm
making my article two columns. However, I have an equation which is
too long
for a single column. Rather than break the equation in two, the IEEE
has the
equation move to the bottom
Dan Kaplan wrote:
Dear Lyx Users,
I am writing an article and I want to follow IEEE format guidelines.
So I'm
making my article two columns. However, I have an equation which is
too long
for a single column. Rather than break the equation in two, the IEEE
has the
equation move to the bottom
Dear Lyx Users,
I am writing an article and I want to follow IEEE format guidelines. So I'm
making my article two columns. However, I have an equation which is too long
for a single column. Rather than break the equation in two, the IEEE has the
equation move to the bottom of the page where it
Dear Lyx Users,
I am writing an article and I want to follow IEEE format guidelines. So I'm
making my article two columns. However, I have an equation which is too long
for a single column. Rather than break the equation in two, the IEEE has the
equation move to the bottom of the page where it
Dear Lyx Users,
I am writing an article and I want to follow IEEE format guidelines. So I'm
making my article two columns. However, I have an equation which is too long
for a single column. Rather than break the equation in two, the IEEE has the
equation move to the bottom of the page where it
Hello,
When working with math formula in equation array mode, I found out that my
equation is too long on the page. I want to break it to two lines. Is there a
way do that ? All my equations are numbered (with label), when breaking long
equation into two lines, the first line should
(with label), when breaking long
equation into two lines, the first line should not be numbered.
Using the split or gathered environments may do what you want,
or use eqnarray (multiline equation) and do Alt-m shift-n to suppress numbering
on the current line (lyx uses eqnarray* which doesn't number
equations are numbered (with label), when
breaking long equation into two lines, the first line should not be
numbered.
Look at amslatex. It has lots of options.
On 11/8/06, Neal Becker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When working with math formula in equation array mode, I found out that
my equation is too long on the page. I want to break it to two lines. Is
there a way do that ? All my equations are numbered (with label), when
breaking long equation
Hello,
When working with math formula in equation array mode, I found out that my
equation is too long on the page. I want to break it to two lines. Is there a
way do that ? All my equations are numbered (with label), when breaking long
equation into two lines, the first line should
(with label), when breaking long
equation into two lines, the first line should not be numbered.
Using the split or gathered environments may do what you want,
or use eqnarray (multiline equation) and do Alt-m shift-n to suppress numbering
on the current line (lyx uses eqnarray* which doesn't number
equations are numbered (with label), when
breaking long equation into two lines, the first line should not be
numbered.
Look at amslatex. It has lots of options.
On 11/8/06, Neal Becker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When working with math formula in equation array mode, I found out that
my equation is too long on the page. I want to break it to two lines. Is
there a way do that ? All my equations are numbered (with label), when
breaking long equation
Hello,
When working with math formula in equation array mode, I found out that my
equation is too long on the page. I want to break it to two lines. Is there a
way do that ? All my equations are numbered (with label), when breaking long
equation into two lines, the first line should
ll my equations are numbered (with label), when breaking long
> equation into two lines, the first line should not be numbered.
>
Using the split or gathered environments may do what you want,
or use eqnarray (multiline equation) and do Alt-m shift-n to suppress numbering
on the current line
to break it to two lines. Is
>> there a way do that ? All my equations are numbered (with label), when
>> breaking long equation into two lines, the first line should not be
>> numbered.
>>
>
Look at amslatex. It has lots of options.
On 11/8/06, Neal Becker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> When working with math formula in equation array mode, I found out that
>> my equation is too long on the page. I want to break it to two lines. Is
>> there a way do that ? All my equations are numbered (with label
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Nirmal Govind [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I see.. I used the AMS multiline to split it up.. btw, is there any
documentation on using the AMS environments in LyX with the Insert -
Math menu options? I think I know how some of them work but if there's
[posted and mailed]
Nirmal Govind [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I see.. I used the AMS multiline to split it up.. btw, is there any
documentation on using the AMS environments in LyX with the Insert -
Math menu options? I think I know how some of them work but if there's
[posted and mailed]
Nirmal Govind <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> I see.. I used the AMS multiline to split it up.. btw, is there any
> documentation on using the AMS environments in LyX with the Insert ->
> Math menu options? I think I know how some of them work but if
I see.. I used the AMS multiline to split it up.. btw, is there any
documentation on using the AMS environments in LyX with the Insert -
Math menu options? I think I know how some of them work but if there's
some documentation I'd like to take a look at it.. couldn't find it in
the help guides.
I see.. I used the AMS multiline to split it up.. btw, is there any
documentation on using the AMS environments in LyX with the Insert -
Math menu options? I think I know how some of them work but if there's
some documentation I'd like to take a look at it.. couldn't find it in
the help guides.
I see.. I used the AMS multiline to split it up.. btw, is there any
documentation on using the AMS environments in LyX with the Insert ->
Math menu options? I think I know how some of them work but if there's
some documentation I'd like to take a look at it.. couldn't find it in
the help guides.
Hi.. how do I get a long equation in a display environment to split
itself into two lines or more as necessary.. attached is a lyx file with
one such long equation that I'd like to have split.. I tried \sloppy in
the preamble but it doesn't work.. probably cos the equation is in the
display mode
Nirmal Govind wrote:
Hi.. how do I get a long equation in a display environment to split
itself into two lines or more as necessary.. attached is a lyx file with
one such long equation that I'd like to have split.. I tried \sloppy in
the preamble but it doesn't work.. probably cos
On Fri, Jun 20, 2003 at 02:12:59AM -0400, Nirmal Govind wrote:
Hi.. how do I get a long equation in a display environment to split
itself into two lines or more as necessary..
You have to do that manually. TeX does not offer that feature (IIRC
because Knuth himself considered it too difficult
Hi.. how do I get a long equation in a display environment to split
itself into two lines or more as necessary.. attached is a lyx file with
one such long equation that I'd like to have split.. I tried \sloppy in
the preamble but it doesn't work.. probably cos the equation is in the
display mode
Nirmal Govind wrote:
Hi.. how do I get a long equation in a display environment to split
itself into two lines or more as necessary.. attached is a lyx file with
one such long equation that I'd like to have split.. I tried \sloppy in
the preamble but it doesn't work.. probably cos
On Fri, Jun 20, 2003 at 02:12:59AM -0400, Nirmal Govind wrote:
Hi.. how do I get a long equation in a display environment to split
itself into two lines or more as necessary..
You have to do that manually. TeX does not offer that feature (IIRC
because Knuth himself considered it too difficult
Hi.. how do I get a long equation in a display environment to split
itself into two lines or more as necessary.. attached is a lyx file with
one such long equation that I'd like to have split.. I tried \sloppy in
the preamble but it doesn't work.. probably cos the equation is in the
display mode
Nirmal Govind wrote:
> Hi.. how do I get a long equation in a display environment to split
> itself into two lines or more as necessary.. attached is a lyx file with
> one such long equation that I'd like to have split.. I tried \sloppy in
> the preamble but it doesn't work..
On Fri, Jun 20, 2003 at 02:12:59AM -0400, Nirmal Govind wrote:
> Hi.. how do I get a long equation in a display environment to split
> itself into two lines or more as necessary..
You have to do that manually. TeX does not offer that feature (IIRC
because Knuth himself considered it too dif
Hi,
When inputting a very long equation in lyx, and then display it as
postscript, I see that lyx did not wrap the equation, and just keep going
until it got cut off by the page margin. Is this a bug? shouldn't lyx
automatically wrap a long equation, as it wraps words?
Thanks.
Reuben D
You need to put \sloppy in your preamble for Latex to wrap the long
equation.. It might affect spacing at other places too but I haven't had a
problem with this...
nirmal
At 08:05 AM 5/22/2002 -0500, Reuben D Budiardja wrote:
Hi,
When inputting a very long equation in lyx, and then display
On Wed, May 22, 2002 at 08:05:29AM -0500, Reuben D Budiardja wrote:
When inputting a very long equation in lyx, and then display it as
postscript, I see that lyx did not wrap the equation, and just keep going
until it got cut off by the page margin. Is this a bug?
Yes.
shouldn't lyx
On Wed, May 22, 2002 at 08:05:29AM -0500, Reuben D Budiardja wrote:
Hi,
When inputting a very long equation in lyx, and then display it as
postscript, I see that lyx did not wrap the equation, and just keep going
until it got cut off by the page margin. Is this a bug? shouldn't lyx
Reuben D Budiardja wrote:
When inputting a very long equation in lyx, and then display it as
postscript, I see that lyx did not wrap the equation, and just keep going
until it got cut off by the page margin. Is this a bug? shouldn't lyx
automatically wrap a long equation, as it wraps
Hi,
When inputting a very long equation in lyx, and then display it as
postscript, I see that lyx did not wrap the equation, and just keep going
until it got cut off by the page margin. Is this a bug? shouldn't lyx
automatically wrap a long equation, as it wraps words?
Thanks.
Reuben D
You need to put \sloppy in your preamble for Latex to wrap the long
equation.. It might affect spacing at other places too but I haven't had a
problem with this...
nirmal
At 08:05 AM 5/22/2002 -0500, Reuben D Budiardja wrote:
Hi,
When inputting a very long equation in lyx, and then display
On Wed, May 22, 2002 at 08:05:29AM -0500, Reuben D Budiardja wrote:
When inputting a very long equation in lyx, and then display it as
postscript, I see that lyx did not wrap the equation, and just keep going
until it got cut off by the page margin. Is this a bug?
Yes.
shouldn't lyx
On Wed, May 22, 2002 at 08:05:29AM -0500, Reuben D Budiardja wrote:
Hi,
When inputting a very long equation in lyx, and then display it as
postscript, I see that lyx did not wrap the equation, and just keep going
until it got cut off by the page margin. Is this a bug? shouldn't lyx
Reuben D Budiardja wrote:
When inputting a very long equation in lyx, and then display it as
postscript, I see that lyx did not wrap the equation, and just keep going
until it got cut off by the page margin. Is this a bug? shouldn't lyx
automatically wrap a long equation, as it wraps
Hi,
When inputting a very long equation in lyx, and then display it as
postscript, I see that lyx did not wrap the equation, and just keep going
until it got cut off by the page margin. Is this a bug? shouldn't lyx
automatically wrap a long equation, as it wraps words?
Thanks.
Reuben D
You need to put \sloppy in your preamble for Latex to wrap the long
equation.. It might affect spacing at other places too but I haven't had a
problem with this...
nirmal
At 08:05 AM 5/22/2002 -0500, Reuben D Budiardja wrote:
>Hi,
>When inputting a very long equation in lyx, and then d
On Wed, May 22, 2002 at 08:05:29AM -0500, Reuben D Budiardja wrote:
> When inputting a very long equation in lyx, and then display it as
> postscript, I see that lyx did not wrap the equation, and just keep going
> until it got cut off by the page margin. Is this a bug?
Yes.
> s
On Wed, May 22, 2002 at 08:05:29AM -0500, Reuben D Budiardja wrote:
> Hi,
> When inputting a very long equation in lyx, and then display it as
> postscript, I see that lyx did not wrap the equation, and just keep going
> until it got cut off by the page margin. Is this a bug? s
Reuben D Budiardja wrote:
> When inputting a very long equation in lyx, and then display it as
> postscript, I see that lyx did not wrap the equation, and just keep going
> until it got cut off by the page margin. Is this a bug? shouldn't lyx
> automatically wrap a long equation,
Matias Freytes wrote:
On Thu, 4 Apr 2002, Herbert Voss wrote:
Matias Freytes wrote:
I'm writing a IEEE Tran paper (twocolumn) and need to
write a very long equation, but I can't force Latex/Lyx to use
both columns for it. Is there any way to do this?
as far as I know, IEEE org
Herbert Voss wrote:
Matias Freytes wrote:
I'm writing a IEEE Tran paper (twocolumn) and need to
write a very long equation, but I can't force Latex/Lyx to use
both columns for it. Is there any way to do this?
as far as I know, IEEE org doesn't accept this.
That is correct
Matias Freytes wrote:
On Thu, 4 Apr 2002, Herbert Voss wrote:
Matias Freytes wrote:
I'm writing a IEEE Tran paper (twocolumn) and need to
write a very long equation, but I can't force Latex/Lyx to use
both columns for it. Is there any way to do this?
as far as I know, IEEE org
Herbert Voss wrote:
Matias Freytes wrote:
I'm writing a IEEE Tran paper (twocolumn) and need to
write a very long equation, but I can't force Latex/Lyx to use
both columns for it. Is there any way to do this?
as far as I know, IEEE org doesn't accept this.
That is correct
Matias Freytes wrote:
> On Thu, 4 Apr 2002, Herbert Voss wrote:
>
>
>>Matias Freytes wrote:
>>
>>
>>> I'm writing a IEEE Tran paper (twocolumn) and need to
>>>write a very long equation, but I can't force Latex/Lyx to use
>>>both col
Herbert Voss wrote:
>
> Matias Freytes wrote:
>
> > I'm writing a IEEE Tran paper (twocolumn) and need to
> > write a very long equation, but I can't force Latex/Lyx to use
> > both columns for it. Is there any way to do this?
>
> as far a
Hello,
I'm writing a IEEE Tran paper (twocolumn) and need to
write a very long equation, but I can't force Latex/Lyx to use
both columns for it. Is there any way to do this?
Thank you,
Matias.
Matias Freytes wrote:
I'm writing a IEEE Tran paper (twocolumn) and need to
write a very long equation, but I can't force Latex/Lyx to use
both columns for it. Is there any way to do this?
as far as I know, IEEE org doesn't accept this.
Herbert
--
http://www.lyx.org/help/
Hello,
I'm writing a IEEE Tran paper (twocolumn) and need to
write a very long equation, but I can't force Latex/Lyx to use
both columns for it. Is there any way to do this?
Thank you,
Matias.
Matias Freytes wrote:
I'm writing a IEEE Tran paper (twocolumn) and need to
write a very long equation, but I can't force Latex/Lyx to use
both columns for it. Is there any way to do this?
as far as I know, IEEE org doesn't accept this.
Herbert
--
http://www.lyx.org/help/
Hello,
I'm writing a IEEE Tran paper (twocolumn) and need to
write a very long equation, but I can't force Latex/Lyx to use
both columns for it. Is there any way to do this?
Thank you,
Matias.
Matias Freytes wrote:
> I'm writing a IEEE Tran paper (twocolumn) and need to
> write a very long equation, but I can't force Latex/Lyx to use
> both columns for it. Is there any way to do this?
as far as I know, IEEE org doesn't accept this.
Herbert
--
http://www.lyx.org/help/
Hello,
I have a two column article (ieeetrans.cls) and I have a
very long equation. I'd like two span the equation over both
colums:
aa bb
aa bb
aa bb
aa bb
aa bb
aa
Hello,
I have a two column article (ieeetrans.cls) and I have a
very long equation. I'd like two span the equation over both
colums:
aa bb
aa bb
aa bb
aa bb
aa bb
aa
Hello,
I have a two column article (ieeetrans.cls) and I have a
very long equation. I'd like two span the equation over both
colums:
aa bb
aa bb
aa bb
aa bb
aa bb
aa
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